It’s been requested that I move this bit of craziness up to the front page, from the comments section of a recent thread, where it was left by a reader in Ypsi Township calling himself EOS. He didn’t indicate it in his comment, but the first two paragraphs were lifted verbatim from an Israeli news site. If you want to read that article in its entirety, just click here.
The Rabbinical Council of Judea and Samaria issued a statement Thursday in which it said that the results of the incident in which Israel intercepted a flotilla trying to break the naval blockade of Gaza seem like the Biblical description of “the beginning of the Gog and Magog process where the world is against Israel, but which ends with the third and final redemption”…
‘Gog and Magog’ is a reference is to chapters 38 and 39 in the book of Ezekiel, a part of which is read on the intermediate Sabbath of Sukkot (Tabernacles). These chapters describe a vision of a war where the world is united against Israel that will precede the final redemption. The prophecy’s symbolism involves a prince called Gog of Magog, leader of Rosh, Meshech and Tubal, who leads a coalition that includes Persia (Iran), Cush, Phut, Gomer, and Beit Togarmah against Israel. There are various opinions regarding the modern identity of these nations…
There is growing interest in the Ezekiel prophecies and whether they could play out in our lifetime. It is still too early to say anything definitively. But current events are strikingly consistent with the prophecies and it is possible that we could see these events unfold soon. The mention of “Gomer” in Ezekiel, for example, refers to the modern-day State of Turkey which will be an enemy of Israel and part of a Russian-Iranian alliance against the Jewish state. I’m not saying the prophecy will necessarily come to pass soon, but you can’t rule out that possibility. We’ve never seen a convergence of geopolitical and spiritual events so consistent with Ezekiel 38-39 in history like we are seeing today. We need to be prepared.
Hey, it’s even possible the world will end before we figure out how to cap the oil flow. Today could be the day.
So, yeah, why kill ourselves trying to stop the flow of oil into the gulf? While it’s sad to see dead, oil covered animals washing up on shore, it’s actually pretty positive in the whole scheme of things. It’s a sign that God is coming back to gather up his believers. Unfortunately for some, however, it also means that a good number of are going to be spending an eternity gnashing your teeth and moaning in agony as the fire of eternal damnation licks at your flesh.
Oh, and EOS wasn’t done. As he’s something of a scientist, he came back with irrefutable proof when challenged… Here it is:
Approximately 2500 prophecies appear in the pages of the Bible, about 2000 of which already have been fulfilled to the letter—no errors. (The remaining 500 or so reach into the future and may be seen unfolding as days go by.) The odds for all these prophecies having been fulfilled by chance without error is less than one in 10 x e2000 (that is 1 with 2000 zeros written after it).
Did you read that? “No errors.” Isn’t that incredible?
[The above images are of Gog, who, in addition to being mentioned in the Bible, was also mentioned in several isues of Spider Man, and Magog, a black metal band from Sweden with a lead singer who looks suspiciously like Michael Cera, whom I believe the Bible also foretold.]
